Duane Allman Blue Sky isolated
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Isolated lead guitar: Duane. Dickey didn't do dual leads here. This was done by another host--"Digital Split"--but it was taken down.
I saved it. Most likely done through Audacity. There's a guy who plays with the Skydog band who can show you the licks on HIS site: www.virtualwood...
Tom Dowd started the mixing process for Eat a Peach but had run into overtime and was called to commitments with Crosby, Stills and Nash; longtime Allman friend and colleague Johnny Sandlin took over for the remaining mixes. Sandlin later said of the mixing process, "As I mixed songs like 'Blue Sky,' I knew, of course, that I was listening to the last things that Duane ever played and there was just such a mix of beauty and sadness, knowing there's not going to be any more from him."
I knew Johnny Sandlin and was in his home studio enough times--so I'm sorry he's no longer with us. But he would tell you "It's Duane."
This is a popular version--and I'll make it available if you want via email: mdlop8@gmail.com.
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What this man accomplished by age 24 is incredible. Sky dog, you are missed.
Very well said. One of the top 3 rock guitarists of all time in my own opinion.
Greatest guitar player there ever was!
RIP Dickey 😢
This is like the most beautiful lullaby for guitar aficionado’s. His tone is second to none. It almost brings tears to my eyes.
Incredible tone!!! Possibly my favorite of all time.
@@InTonalHarmony I've been addicted ever since I first heard it. There's one with Dickey & Duane doing this that's even better.
Idk much about tones but I want this song played at my funeral
@@matthewhaas3263 you will find the tone that one hears on this are almost always from a Gibson Les Paul. Most of the greats use/ used a Les Paul; Townesend, Duane, Dickey Betts, Page …….the list goes on. And, while David Gilmore plays a Fender he used a Les Paul on the iconic lead guitar in COMFORTABLY NUMB.
Tambien a mi, es como la otra cancion llamada blue sky
"MELODY" A forgotten gift amongst modern pentatonic speed scale freaks 😊
Not just that it's when music was timeless.. those recordings sound as great today as 50 years ago . Artists didn't just churn out music just to make it
Beautifully said!!
I play guitar and have tried to emulate Duane's solo here for years. Hard to put your finger on why his notes sound different, even if I play the same ones. Feel, cadence, timing, ability to bend so delicately, quickness/accuracy string to string. Man, he was one of a kind and just a kid. In one of the books I've read about the ABB, someone describes Duane as one of the two geniuses he ever knew. Just touched by the hand of God. I've been listening to Duane's solos for 50 years; my wife says "how can you listen to the same thing again and again?" I just smile and turn the volume up on whatever solo Skydog is playing...what a gift. Derek seems to be God's way of saying "my bad" for Duane and he is amazing; but there's only one Duane.
Yeah Derek is absolutely a monster, everything he plays is perfect in the sense of such incredible soul and feel and improvisational beauty, but Duane definitely did it first, love them both
by derek, you mean Derek Trucks?
@@sidtom2741 Yes
Mr. Betts rocks too. What a blessing they made music together.
There was nothing like watching them trade licks.
This is my all time favorite song!
This tune has been with me nonstop for over 50 years. So much skydog beauty there, then Dicky kicks in. At the very end of the tune on Eat a Peach we hear "Very good." That has been with me forever!
No words. The incomparable Duane Allman. Rest in peace brother Duane(Skydog). We will never see the likes of you again.
I get chills during the solo. Those bends are indescribable. Nobody can hold a note like Skydog.
One of the most criminally underrated guitarists, and he's still a freaking legend,an all before the age of 25.. friggin amazing, what a gorgeous song this is 🤣
That solo is so beautiful it brought tears to my eyes. And a longing for a time long gone.
This is just gold...
These two youngsters, creating the most beautiful of harmonies with their guitars. I just can't imagine what could have been...
This is heaven
Duane was playing his 59 Les Paul around this time, which explains some of why Duane sounds so unique and his tone. Basically what happened was Gibson engineers summoned a djinn and forever bound its soul to that guitar. Note how Duane can make the guitar "talk". It's the only scientific explanation.
Duane Allman’s guitar playing was just Absolutely Beautiful ! 👌🏼
Today I visited The Big House Allman Brothers Band Museum in Macon, GA. Took me back almost 50 years to when I was thrown together with a handful of other adolescent boys to form a band to play in the Jr Hi talent show. Blue Sky was one of the songs we covered. Sometimes nostalgia is a misty breeze that leaves you wondering where it came from. Other times it hits you like a tsunami. I'm drowning, man.
A few years ago, I walked through the Big House several times, for three hours, and felt like I didn’t spend enough time there when I left. To imagine the things those walls heard… a literal out of body experience.
it's like the lullaby of my life
God himself was in that studio with Dwayne and Dickey that day.
Got the front pick up on that warm tone or as Clapton calls it ‘the woman tone.’
The most beautiful guitar ever..forever my favorite song
Spectacular ❤
DUANE WAS SO GREAT ,ITS SO SAD HE HAD TO LEAVE US. BUT THANKFULLY WE HAVE ALL HIS MUSIC HE PLAYED. I,ll ALWAYS SAY , HE WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST GUITARIST EVER! MAN ,I MISS HIM AND GREG ( ONE OF THE GREATEST SINGERS EVER) . THE ENTIRE BAND, BARRY,JJ,BUTCH , AND OF COURSE,THE GREAT DICKY BETTS.THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND.🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶😎✌️BOB
There is also someone else there who is no longer with us although he is buried in the mix on this: Berry Oakley.
I've loved this song, and solos, as among my favorites for 50 years, but never had the chance to hear Duane's contribution in solo. Thanks so much for posting this. Truly soothes my sole every time I hear it. Now I've heard the best. Thanks!
All played in same take, working his volume and toggle on guitar! His feel, timing, and way he came off his notes was purely second to none.
Galloping melody is a gift of few.
That is incredible, thank you for isolating this moment of musical genius and beauty.
And don’t forget…he did everything he would ever do by the age of just 24.
My favorite song.
Absolutely beautiful sound. Can and do listen on repeat
Pure Genius ….. How did he do it …. at such a young age 😮!!!
I get chills w those bends.
Mesmerizingly beautiful. The touch, the tones, the note choices, the articulations….40 years of guitar playing and I keep circling around Duane like a comet around the sun.
So happy to find this, something about his playing touches me more that any one else. As someone said in an earlier comment “expresses emotion with notes” like no other. Heard him play once before he died. My favorite.
This was posted on my birthday!
Thank you! ❤
Omg only if Duane and Jimi were alive the music they would have created 😊
WHEN DUANE KICKS ON THAT FUZZ FACE IT ALL COMES OUT THRU HIS FINGERS. SO SAD THAT HE HAD TO GO.HE WAS TRULY ONE OF THE GREATEST GUITARIST EVER. HE THOUGHT AHEAD OF ALL THE OTHERS ( LIKE JIMI DID) THINKING OF THE OPENING RIFF TO LAYLA. ENOUGH SAD ,THAT TELLS IT ALL.🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶✌️😎BOB
Agree the distortion adds so much. But I think it’s natural, using just the beautiful sound of valve amp turned up full . Doubt he used a fuzz face?
Self taught genius
So damn fine and then some. Thanks for sharing.
Damn. Just damn.
Beautiful take. My god that is emotional. Truly deep and for forever. And the Road Goes on forever. 😊
Holy shit that’s beautiful
Remember first time i heard this song was blown away basically one long ass epic solo. And that tone
Amazing! Thank you so much for re-uploading!! What happened to the original video?
Image issues....
One thing that blows my mind is people's inability to notice that it's "Duane", not "Dwayne".....
I think you might be focusing on the wrong aspects of life. Take care, brother.
Wish he coulda taught Trucks about timing and how to play slide before he died.
If you’re implying that Derek Trucks isn’t the best slide player of all time, you’re insane imho
@@bobthabuilda1525 Trucks has talent but sometimes he sounds like a mosquito waiting to get swatted.
Awesome. Thank you sir
One of the best and gone too soon, wish he could have lived so I could have seen him live.
I wish you could have seen him too. The most natural sounding guitar player I ever heard.
Thank you for posting this
Best solo ever👍
This is incredible.
Can’t here this enough. Always makes me feel alive.
If anyone ever did it better, I'd like to hear it.
OUT OF THIS WORLD!😍😍😍
Just awesome
This is fantastic and revelatory! Thank you for sharing it.
What.A.Tone.
goosebumps
Incredible. My fav song.
The GOAT. RIP sky dog
Isolate Dickie too 😊
Well...I didn't create it BUT... ruclips.net/video/E9KUv5SFLDA/видео.html or ruclips.net/video/K6ZtDSZnFHc/видео.html
That little lick at 2:13 always fucken makes my soul cry. RIP Duane 💪🏼
Thanks for reloading this incredible piece. I missed it.
Beautiful
Very good work here and very interesting to guitar players.
Blown away❤️
The last 30 seconds is magic.
Just awesome
If you are able to take a request. I’d love to hear the isolated solo guitar track of Duane Allman on Hey Jude w Wilson Pickett
hendrixfreak@yahoo.com is the guy you want--but he will do 10 songs for $20.
Nobody can touch him!
On some days this is my favorite guitar solo....The first time I heard it, I had to know who it was...it makes me happy...the ability to display emotion with notes instead of words is how I describe Duanes and Derek Trucks playing..."Blue Sky" is also my nickname for my Wife...that chorus 🥰
What a beautiful way to adore your wife with that nickname.
@@allencollins6031 Thank You
First solo was Dicky's...2nd one was Duane's....this is backwards. Still nice....so glad they found each other.
Sorry for your error, but EVERYONE knows Duane took the first solo. Well, ALMOST everyone.
If you ever heard either of them play this is without a doubt Duane. Duane and Dickie don’t even sound close, maybe to the untrained ear.
Actually my friend @Wooly564 is correct. Dickey even said he took the first solo. Duane played more of the rhythm parts on this song. Dickey also said that he and Duane decided that when they soloed Dickey would use the neck pickup and Duane would use the bridge pickup. 100% the first solo is Dickey and is used by the neck pup. When Duane comes in it's the bridge pickup. You do have to order backwards. Dickey sang the song live and even later played those lead licks as he sang. Dickey said all of this in interviews and in the book "One Way Out".@@MDLOP8
Wow...fing Duane Allman was absolutely one of the greatest guitar players of all time , Hendrix,Clapton, Page,Beck, all of them, if people don't realize he was on a whole different level from all those dudes, as great as they were, DA was so much more soulfull ,and intensely musical, and dialed in from an artistic standpoint,...I just absolutely love him as an artist, he was so cool, and to look back and imagine what he would have became...
@@larrycourtney8893 , to me, Duane and Page had the best experiences and skills from learning their chops as studio players in their careers.
@@MDLOP8 Yeah, he was just unbelievable really, such an amazing player.
Duane Allman was the MAN
I prefer Duane's solo over Dickey's on this version but in the version from Stonybrook I prefer Dickey's. The Stonybrook version of this song is incredible
love the early allman bros, im sorry but i never got why there was a dicky, very good guitarist but i would of rather heard what duane would of played in his absence
@starflash08 , understand that Duane was universal in his outlook of life. He needed brothers to share his vision. Dickey gave that to him on guitar.
@@MDLOP8 Greg never understood why dicky was there either
This is just frickin magical!
@@sandwah9901, copy on mp3 available at mdlop8@gmail.com
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Incrível
So is it Dickie's cherry '61 SG or Hot Lanta?
Thats a 24 years old if I ever seen one
Thank you. Special place in heaven for you.
Thank you.
Brilliant in all respects.
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Ok
Great Performance🎸
I love how depending on his attack, is all that’s necessary to make the tone go from clean to crunchy in a split second 🥴🫠 .
Is this played on Les Paul or on an SG? Thank you
I think it's a fair bet that Duane had long since given up his SG by this time.
duane's a LP and dickey's an SG
Love you Dwayne..... Even though we never met you played your way into my heart rest in peace my brother I am so sorry for your loss